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Waggon Road Cemetery

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Waggon Road Cemetery contains the graves of 195 soldiers from the United Kingdom, of whom 36 are unknown. 27 April 2002. (Ref 02-24-12) Waggon Road Cemetery contains the graves of 195 soldiers from the United Kingdom, of whom 36 are unknown. 27 April 2002. (Ref 02-24-12)

Waggon Road Cemetery contains the graves of 195 soldiers from the United Kingdom, of whom 36 are unknown.

Forty nine of the graves belong to the 11th (Lonsdale) Battalion of the Border Regiment who attacked on the Ancre both in July and November 1916.

Waggon Road Cemetery was made by the V Corps and originally known as V Corps Cemetery No.10.

Waggon Road Cemetery covers an area of 618 square metres and is surrounded by a hornbeam hedge.

Waggon Road was the name given to the road running north to the village of Serre.  Waggon Road Cemetery is located to the east of that road, about 1.25km south south west of Serre.

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